Aaron Taylor-Johnson is one jacked dude. When you’ve spent countless hours in the gym, you probably want to show it all off. But Wimbledon isn’t exactly the place to rock up in a vest. Instead, the British actor found a compromise: a suit that looked smart for a well-photographed arrival, that he could strip off for Centre Court once the sun was out and the photos were taken.
At the gate, the British actor pulled up a classic suit by Giuliva Heritage. Made in linen, it was fitted with neat notch lapels, contrast buttons, and finished with a nice patterned pocket square. All very clean and all very formal – this is The Championships after all.
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But once he took his place in the stands, the jacket came off and we were blessed, not with a regular shirt – but a sick silk polo (also by Giuliva Heritage, btw). The sleeves and hem were ribbed so they subtly pulled everything in. It wasn’t skin-tight by any means, but it looked snatched in all the right places, making the shoulders look broader, the arms look bigger, and the waist look slimmer. It wasn’t like he needed any of that (lucky for some!), but it did exactly what any great polo should.
That’s really what makes it so good. It’s the sorta knit that can sit comfortably beneath a blazer without feeling bulky, but looks just as strong on its own once the jacket inevitably comes off. For summer weddings, garden parties, or any event where the dress code sits somewhere between smart and casual, that’s exactly what you want.
Founded by husband-and-wife duo Gerardo Cavaliere and Margherita Cardelli, Giuliva Heritage has quietly become one of Hollywood’s most loved luxury labels. The brand built its rep on excellent Neapolitan tailoring, taking traditional tailoring techniques and applying them to everything from safari jackets to pleated trousers and knitwear.
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